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Show - I- THE CRBEN, Lewiston, Utah October 17, IM Loretta Olson Of Weston Dies - ImHh. She married Joseph Olaen m January 24, IBM, In the Logan LDS temple. He died in Fureral David Christensen, Curtis services were held In the Ravsten. The floral offerings O. Clarkston Ward Chapel on were under the direction of GLARKSTON ArlDa daughters, Price and Ivan D. Olsen, Preston; Bertha 0. Griffiths, Weston; Jay Leo Olsen, Qulncey, Cam.; Ernest W. (Been, Hayward, Calif.; H. Ellis, San Lorenzo, Calif.; 19 grandchildren and M greatgrandchildren. Funeral services were conducted Tuesday at 1 p. m. In the Weston ward chapel. Burial was In the Weston Cemetery. two Loretta Smith Olsen, , 88, died Saturday afternoon In an Brigham City following extended Utaeaa. She wax bonT August 24, Weber 1877, In Harrlsvffle, County, a daughter of Jona-ha- n and Nancy Jane Taylor 1932. She moved to Weston when she was two yean old and 1 Saturday for Jennie Ravsten. Bishop John L. Heggle conducted. James Raveten gave the prayer In the home. The choir sang, Sweet Hour of Prayer," Elaine Vanderbeek played an organ solo. Trena Vanderbeek played a flute a solo. Janell Arrington, niece sang, accompanied by Susan Arrington. Speakers were Bishop Heg-giVernon Ravsten, a nephew, and Bishop B. J. Ravsten. Prayers were offered by David Christensen and Lynn Ravsten, a nephew. The grave In the Clarkston City Cemetery was dedicated by a brother, Frank Ravsten. Pall bearers were: Blaine Ravsten, Lee Ravsten, e, Hmm had lived then since ' that ' time. She worked in PriA homecoming WESTON mary, MIA mid Relief So-- testimonial will be held for Elder DeVere McKay In the er for 40 yean. Many years Weston Ward chapel on Octoof her life were spent in serv- ber 20. ice of the sick. He recently returned from Surviving are tour sons the Texas mimIw Uiniratry -- Vi Preston To Host Bonneville 2-- 0 Malad Friday; Tips llavstan Bites HeU Decently ' the Relief Society. Gtti Elk ' s y with si win over by. a safety fluke scheduwd to meet their toughest 'competition Friday on the Preston field. The MaMa-lda- the hunting season. lad socere,,yruc2-(Preston, in' the first part of the last quarter with maWe are most grateful for lad. had the Malad team on the helpful acts extended us their goal v lino when they during the sickness and tried to punt out. The ball off death of our Mother and bounced a player In the U CARD OF THANKS end zone and was picked up by a Malad player who was quickly brought down by Preston. THE SAFETY gave Preston the only socer of the want to thank everyone for the lovely floral offerings and expressions of sympathy received. The Loretta Olsen Family In toe second quarter, Mulatto threatened for the first threaten during the game, time, driving down to the line. But though Proston threatened on Preston held on were there loose to they many occasions, only downs. or fumble the chance by a bring forced to punt PRESTON HAD a good The game started out with threat going In the third Malad fumbling on the kick- quarter but were penalized off and Preston taking It to away from It. They fumbled line. But again on a threat to the 10- the Malad then Preston fumbled. Preston came back again in the first quarter on a punt return that took d the Inmans to the Malad line, but this time the Indians were penalised for clipring and forced back to the line, 10-ya- 80-ya- rd two-yar- Underway , - CERTI-FRES- BACON 1 - - H SWIFT PREMIUM BACON LB. CELLO PKG.. Me - - SLICED 39 BEEF ONLY DEER HUNTERS SPECIAL 3-- LIBBYS BEEF STEW -- STEAK SAL- E- '4 T-Bo- U. 8. INSPECTED ne CHOICE .V lb. t U. S. INSPECTED BEEF CHOICE Cube Steak LEAN CHOICE NO FAT lb. lb. 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At the present time the team Is ranked fourth In the 'state compared to. Preston, the 10th placer. According to Ivan Davis, Preston coach, this should be me of the best games on the Preston field In quite a few years. Besides, we would like to Work is expected to be commake amends for the loss to pleted on the New Federal Blackfoot. Land Bank association building by about December 10, Thns Hako according to Joe Garner, Is The manager. building Tor Salvos actually the old telephone GRACE Three former building under going a complete remodeling. Grace High School athletes The front will be construct- are making a name for them ed of a new Perma Glaze selves as football stars at the masonnr sheeting and brown Weber State college in Og brick. The sheeting will also den, Utah. cover the north side of the Lynn Smith of 1960 Junior building. Inside there will be College All American Is leadthree offices, air condition- ing the Big Sky Athlete coning, an open reception area ference in passing and total and lobby. The wails will be offense. covered with wood paneling Curt Wiiker leads In Big and vinyl. Sky in rushing and scoring. The building was purchasVan Vleet is doing a ed by the Federal Land Terry as defensive end for great job Bank recently. .The office of Weber State. the bank is now located in The three Grace athletes the First Security bank are instrumental in Weber record. States present 30-ya- HILO'S THE HUBTEB'S FOOD SUPPLIED i yard line In the third quarter and were penalised away from a threat following a Preston) heii byva highly game. defensive, came Only Dale Austin got GRACE his elk and Val Gellette Us mose during the first day of MBER GC. on? PRESTON .jcs -152- -0812 |
